Vongon Polyphrase Amplifiers Or indeed that 'one great

Or indeed that 'one great sounding microphone for anything' to elevate a project studio

a musical sounding transimpedance (current feedback) gain stage

A high impedance guitar input as well as stereo line inputs and outputs

The EMI TG12345 console Marks I–IV were used on everything from Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon and Wish You Were Here to John Lennon's Plastic Ono Band

Effective ATL length: 2

Vongon Polyphrase Amplifiers Or indeed that 'one greatPolyphrase is a stereo echo and looping device inspired by early proto digital delays of the 1970s like the Lexicon Prime Time. As sophisticated as it is easy to use, Polyphrase is capable of everything from rich, dubby rhythmic repeats, to metallic resonant flanges. It is unique in being able to generate loops as long as 22 seconds, opening up a new palette of sonic possibilities for the avant garde, ambient, or adventurous musician. Polyphrase